I've started mining on the pools with simpleminer, 8 core CPU. It show my avg hash rate at 40-50 KH/s but somehow pool show mine is only 5-6 KH/s ?? Does it better for solo mining ?
are you using the latest simpleminer from dga? 
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I've started mining on the pools with simpleminer, 8 core CPU. It show my avg hash rate at 40-50 KH/s but somehow pool show mine is only 5-6 KH/s ?? Does it better for solo mining ?
The GUI wallet is very nice. +1
I just starting mining this is 100kH/sec about right for an i5?
I just starting mining this is 100kH/sec about right for an i5?
+2
I've been using the GUI and have not found any issue with sending and receiving coins from different wallets or exchanges. It's as easy to use as a bitcoin based QT wallet. All it needs is a couple features like an address book which I'm sure will be implemented. The fact that it is HTML based makes it easy for the average user to customize the look their wallet to their likes.
This should quiet those using the lack of a GUI argument as a way to dismiss cryptonote coins.
Cryptonote coins have changed cryptocurrency for the better. There is little hype just measurable progress and innovation.
for to solo mine, how can i proceed? same thing with other coins?
same hash with my 4670k
The GUI wallet is very nice. +1
I just starting mining this is 100kH/sec about right for an i5?
I just starting mining this is 100kH/sec about right for an i5?
same hash with my 4670k
Anyway, it it technically possible and reasonable - i can do it.
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The GUI wallet is very nice. +1
I just starting mining this is 100kH/sec about right for an i5?
I guess you use windows ?I just starting mining this is 100kH/sec about right for an i5?
I have about 180kH/s on linux build. recommend you to do mining on linux.
The GUI wallet is very nice. +1
I just starting mining this is 100kH/sec about right for an i5?
I just starting mining this is 100kH/sec about right for an i5?
The GUI is in HTML? If so- perhaps we could develop something like HIVE where exchanges can be plugged into the GUI directly?
What is HIVE ?
Anyway, it it technically possible and reasonable - i can do it.
GUI is rendered by WebKit, the same web engine that used in Chrome browser.
Hive is the OSX Bitcoin wallet. https://www.hivewallet.com/ It looks great and has plugins.
how the wallet work, there is no roaming created, also i can't access to the "wallet" with the gui
You can access the wallet once it's synchorinized. It can actually already open and create new wallets. Excellent work in such a short time!
If you mean the data directory by "roaming", it indeed is automaticly saving the blockchain there (at least for me). As I don't like that, I noticed that you can change the default directory the same way you do it for the deamon and so I created a small .bat file to start my GUI wallet:
Code:
START .\bbr-qt-win64-v0.2.0.20(f9bfe73)\qt-boolb --data-dir=".\data"
EXIT
how the wallet work, there is no roaming created, also i can't access to the "wallet" with the gui
Until it synchronising with network wallet tab is unaccessible.
I think i should place descritpion there if it's not clear. Notice will be added tin next build.
so no roaming or other folders are created everything is stored in the main DL folder right?
how the wallet work, there is no roaming created, also i can't access to the "wallet" with the gui
Until it synchronising with network wallet tab is unaccessible.
I think i should place descritpion there if it's not clear. Notice will be added tin next build.
how the wallet work, there is no roaming created, also i can't access to the "wallet" with the gui
I guess this would be not difficult to build graph using D3.js ore something, want to add exchange graph tab to wallet.
Or does poloniex.com or bittrex.com share their graphs via URL/RPC ?
Or does poloniex.com or bittrex.com share their graphs via URL/RPC ?
maybe you can use poloniex API
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returnChartData
Returns candlestick chart data. Require POST parameters are "currencyPair", "period" (candlestick period in seconds; valid values are 300, 900, 1800, 7200, and 14400), "start", and "end". "Start" and "end" are given in UNIX timestamp format and used to specify the date range for the data returned. Sample output:
Returns candlestick chart data. Require POST parameters are "currencyPair", "period" (candlestick period in seconds; valid values are 300, 900, 1800, 7200, and 14400), "start", and "end". "Start" and "end" are given in UNIX timestamp format and used to specify the date range for the data returned. Sample output:
Code:
[{"date":1400477400,"high":0.01111,"low":0.00106,"open":0.01,"close":0.01111,"volume":2.2123290212839}, ...] returnChartData it's a part of Trading API, there some nonce parametr that will make problems for different clients.
I guess we have to use Public API Methods, for example returnTradeHistory.
So if I put together a few numbers:
That gives an efficiency advantage of about 2.2 (I'm doing this from memory - I think the actual hashrate for the GPU rig was like 7.2, leading to an advantage of 2.3).
Code:
device speed cost hash/s/$
3x780ti 7000000 3*$700 3333
1xi7 420000 $280 1500
That gives an efficiency advantage of about 2.2 (I'm doing this from memory - I think the actual hashrate for the GPU rig was like 7.2, leading to an advantage of 2.3).
Take into account power consumption. Around 220 W for 780ti (at least for some workloads I managed to google).
Absolutely. As I noted - there are a lot of factors, and I didn't want people to think 2.3x was "the number". Too many variables to account for -- and who knows what that 780ti is drawing with BBR. Claymore's XMR miner, for example, seems to run somewhat cool because of the memory access latency. The haswell i7 is an expensive CPU, but it's also very power efficient. Mine's drawing 52 watts right now (package) while mining BBR, running far too many daemons for various coins, and keeping the GPUs fed. An older CPU will probably cost less per hash (hash/s/$) but be less power efficient.... YMMV.
I guess this would be not difficult to build graph using D3.js ore something, want to add exchange graph tab to wallet.
Or does poloniex.com or bittrex.com share their graphs via URL/RPC ?
Or does poloniex.com or bittrex.com share their graphs via URL/RPC ?
maybe you can use poloniex API
Quote
returnChartData
Returns candlestick chart data. Require POST parameters are "currencyPair", "period" (candlestick period in seconds; valid values are 300, 900, 1800, 7200, and 14400), "start", and "end". "Start" and "end" are given in UNIX timestamp format and used to specify the date range for the data returned. Sample output:
Returns candlestick chart data. Require POST parameters are "currencyPair", "period" (candlestick period in seconds; valid values are 300, 900, 1800, 7200, and 14400), "start", and "end". "Start" and "end" are given in UNIX timestamp format and used to specify the date range for the data returned. Sample output:
Code:
[{"date":1400477400,"high":0.01111,"low":0.00106,"open":0.01,"close":0.01111,"volume":2.2123290212839}, ...] replace
in style.css, look a little more attractive.
done, thank you! Code:
body {
font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
color: #34495e;
background-color: #ffffff;
margin: 0em 0 0em 0;
height:100%;
-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;
background: rgb(231, 231, 231);
}
in style.css, look a little more attractive.
So if I put together a few numbers:
That gives an efficiency advantage of about 2.2 (I'm doing this from memory - I think the actual hashrate for the GPU rig was like 7.2, leading to an advantage of 2.3).
Code:
device speed cost hash/s/$
3x780ti 7000000 3*$700 3333
1xi7 420000 $280 1500
That gives an efficiency advantage of about 2.2 (I'm doing this from memory - I think the actual hashrate for the GPU rig was like 7.2, leading to an advantage of 2.3).
Take into account power consumption. Around 220 W for 780ti (at least for some workloads I managed to google).
Is there anyone who can make a graph from this poloniex public api:
I guess this would be not difficult to build graph using D3.js or something, want to add exchange graph tab to wallet.
Or does poloniex.com or bittrex.com share their graphs via URL/RPC ?
Code:
https://poloniex.com/public?command=returnTradeHistory¤cyPair=BTC_BBR
Code:
[{"tradeID":"8755","date":"2014-06-17 14:57:53","type":"sell","rate":"0.00229317","amount":"39.5326518","total":"0.09065509"},{"tradeID":"8754","date":"2014-06-17 14:57:53","type":"sell","rate":"0.00229318","amount":"15.26264837","total":"0.03499999"},{"tradeID":"8753","date":"2014-06-17 14:49:24","type":"sell","rate":"0.00229328","amount":"76.42119596","total":"0.17525520"},{"tradeID":"8752","date":"2014-06-17 14:47:00","type":"sell","rate":"0.00229328","amount":"17","total":"0.03898576"},{"tradeID":"8751","date":"2014-06-17 14:46:55","type":"sell","rate":"0.00229328","amount":"15.52318562","total":"0.03559901"},{"tradeID":"8750","date":"2014-06-17 14:46:13","type":"sell","rate":"0.00229328","amount":"127.12567092","total":"0.29153475"},{"tradeID":"8749","date":"2014-06-17 14:46:13","type":"sell","rate":"0.00229329","amount":"0.16328506","total":"0.00037445"},{"tradeID":"8748","date":"2014-06-17 14:45:13","type":"sell","rate":"0.00229329","amount":"26","total":"0.05962554"},{"tradeID":"8747","date":"2014-06-17 14:44:27","type":"sell","rate":"0.0022999","amount":"50","total":"0.114995"},{"tradeID":"8746","date":"2014-06-17
............
14:44:27","type":"sell","rate":"0.002301","amount":"7.24062207","total":"0.01666067"},{"tradeID":"8745","date":"2014-06-17 14:44:27","type":"sell","rate":"0.0023011","amount":"4.90266828","total":"0.01128152"},{"tradeID":"8744","date":"2014-06-17 14:22:51","type":"buy","rate":"0.00235111","amount":"9.87456174","total":"0.02321618"},{"tradeID":"8743","date":"2014-06-17 11:28:12","type":"sell","rate":"0.00224317","amount":"0.44579769","total":"0.00100000"},{"tradeID":"8564","date":"2014-06-17 11:28:12","type":"sell","rate":"0.00224318","amount":"2.25479007","total":"0.00505789"},{"tradeID":"8563","date":"2014-06-17 11:24:27","type":"sell","rate":"0.0022594","amount":"12.16957599","total":"0.02749593"},{"tradeID":"8562","date":"2014-06-17 11:18:56","type":"sell","rate":"0.00231532","amount":"17","total":"0.03936044"},{"tradeID":"8561","date":"2014-06-17 11:18:28","type":"buy","rate":"0.00236","amount":"0.5410678","total":"0.00127692"},{"tradeID":"8560","date":"2014-06-17 11:17:48","type":"buy","rate":"0.00236","amount":"49.3589322","total":"0.11648707"},{"tradeID":"8559","date":"2014-06-17 11:09:07","type":"sell","rate":"0.00231532","amount":"32.33965517","total":"0.07487665"},{"tradeID":"8558","date":"2014-06-17 11:09:07","type":"sell","rate":"0.00235532","amount":"48","total":"0.11305536"},{"tradeID":"8557","date":"2014-06-17 11:09:07","type":"sell","rate":"0.00235533","amount":"19.66034483","total":"0.04630659"},{"tradeID":"8556","date":"2014-06-17 11:08:15","type":"buy","rate":"0.00237","amount":"70.85799999","total":"0.16793345"}]I guess this would be not difficult to build graph using D3.js or something, want to add exchange graph tab to wallet.
Or does poloniex.com or bittrex.com share their graphs via URL/RPC ?
replace
in style.css, look a little more attractive.
Code:
body {
font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
color: #34495e;
background-color: #ffffff;
margin: 0em 0 0em 0;
height:100%;
-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;
background: rgb(231, 231, 231);
}
in style.css, look a little more attractive.
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